pinewood perennial gardens

Brilliant, flame-red flowers develop in rows along the stem during midsummer above the 3-4' tall sword-like leaves. Z 5-8.

A tough, drought resistant groundcover with glossy, green leaves and 2" wide, daisy-like, bright-pink flowers with a white center. Flowers all summer. 4-6" ht. Z 5.

Native. Deciduous, erect-arching, yellow-green, lacy fronds growing 15-30" tall. Spreads by long-creeping rhizome. Provide room for this fern to spread. Tolerant of dry, thin or sandy soils. Z 3-8.

Native. Clump forming, cool season grass with dark-green, thin leaves and airy golden-yellow flowers during summer. Easy to grow in average to consistent moisture and sun to part sun conditions. 12-24" h x 24-30" w. Z 4-9.

Clump forming, cool season grass with dark-green, thin leaves and airy golden-yellow flowers during summer. Easy to grow in average to consistent moisture and sun to part shade conditions. 12-24" h x 24-30" w. Z 4-9.

Deciduous shrub with compact habit and fine texture. Gently arching branches are covered by panicles of white flowers during spring. Suitable for small gardens or cascading over a low wall. Burgundy fall foliage. 2' ht x 5' w. Z 5-8.

Compact habit with gray-green leaves. Prolific, fringed, 1" diameter, soft-pink flowers. 6-8" ht. Z 3-9.

Long blooming, magenta flowers above deep blue-green foliage. 6" ht. Z 3-9. 2006 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Native. A dwarf type of bleeding heart with pinkish red, heart-shaped clusters of flowers appear during late spring and sporadically all summer against blue-green fern-like foliage. Prefers filtered light and moist, well-drained soil. 18" h x 18" w. z 3-9.

More compact than common bleeding heart. Fringed, blue-green leaves. Pure-white, heart-shaped flowers from late spring into fall when protected from the sun. 12" ht. Z 3-9.